Why one is lucky, the other - no? Why do some people kill an accidentally fallen brick, others can not drown the storm raging for weeks?
Below are collected only some of the authentic stories "from the life of guardian angels" from the mouth of their wards:
In the XIX century, a famous sailor, who escaped in the worst shipwrecked thrice, each time remaining the only survivor. Although he was called a common name already Hugo (or Hugh) Williams, but his real name was James JONES. As confirmed by the Admiralty and the newspaper "Lloydz Leaf", he was the only surviving eyewitness to the death of the barge "Stockton" and the ship "Catherine C". He was the only survivor of the ship "Duncan Dunbar", but since he was only a sailor, he could not explain the cause of the disaster exhaustively. But he remained at his opinion, believing that Captain Green, leading a clipper to the south, along the entrance to the harbor, took the fire of the Cape South Head beacon for the fire of the North Hed Cape lighthouse and, turning left, instead of entering the harbor in front of the rocks of Gen . Johnson decided to no longer test his fate at sea and became the caretaker of the lighthouse of Nobby Head ... In 1866, he again distinguished himself by taking part in rescuing the crew of the steamer "Kauarra", which crashed near this lighthouse ...
In 1996, 20-year-old Kazan resident Olya SUVOROVA wore for almost a week in the head almost forty deadly fragments. At the end of November, she was brought barely alive in the department of neurosurgery. Diagnosis: open gunshot wound in the right temporal region and damage to the frontal lobes of the brain. A drunken hooligan fired a shot at Olya at the party. The fact that she survived is a miracle that doctors helped to accomplish. With the help of special therapy, they prevented the formation of intracranial hematoma. And soon Olya was able to get up from the hospital bed ... The newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda", writing about Ole, did not exaggerate that she was born in a shirt. That's for sure. Last spring, she drowned in the icy lake Kaban because the boat overturned. Her fiancé Yura, a wonderful swimmer, sank to the bottom. And Olya, who never knew how to swim, was picked up by fishermen. How long does she need to stay alive again in order to doubt the randomness of what is happening?
Of particular interest are people who survived against everything and everyone, those who survived, as if alive buried. During the Second World War, the Soviet army had dirty heads, which for 2-3, and some and 4 times enrolled in the lists of the dead and sent funeral home.

In the 1950s, Sidorenko already served as a captain in the Pamirs. And it so happened that the car with the people on which he was traveling also fell into the abyss. People managed to lift from the abyss, but only Sidorenko remained alive! Crumpled, beaten, with fractures of limbs, but alive ... Again the hospital, the sanatorium and again - in the system.
In the 1960s, Sidorenko was transferred to the Krasnodar Territory. And on one of the sunny summer days he had to go on a railway motor trolley for business. And we must, for some reason, the trolley got off the rails, flew off the high railway embankment and crashed into the mighty oak standing there! And again - everyone who was in the trolley car, died, and Sidorenko got off bruises!
When the officer was 50 years old and it was time to finish the service, the personnel officers could not dismiss him. As soon as the registration of the relevant documents began, the authorities demanded Sidorenko to solve suddenly arising questions on clothing supplies! Sidorenko was involved in active work, and the case of his dismissal was postponed until more convenient time ... Only two years later he still left the military service. "
What do the saved feel when salvation unexpectedly (and inexplicably) comes to them?

1. First, many of the survivors later talk about incomprehensible (for them) ongoing tricks with the Time. At first, you feel the unnaturally stretched inner and barely crawling external Time, then - the stopping of inner Time or the "full carousel" in your own feelings and sensations.
2. Secondly, those saved at the time of their salvation sometimes just lose control of their brains. Describe the process of "turning off" and "turning on" the brain is difficult, if at all possible. How can I describe if all the feelings are cut off with the brain?
   However, the rest of the "born in a shirt" usually can not explain what or who helped them. The most observant only note that either they heard someone's voice with commander's tone, or they felt an inexplicable causeless desire to do something, or for a moment lost control over their reason.
   As if someone else, more experienced and, of course, wise, at the right time, intercepted your control of your own body. It's like in a training machine with a duplicated foot and manual control, where an experienced instructor always insures the cadet and presses the brake in time. Only the instructor-driver usually will explain the beginner the essence of the error and add a couple of short definitions - for greater clarity; and our own "instructor" gives us the "steering wheel" we lost modestly and without heroic pathos: on, steering, conclusions do it yourself!
   And they do! And often this conclusion: "We do not care, we'll get out of the water!"
   So are or are there guardian angels? Of course, the evidence, as the forensic scientists say, is obvious. Good job! But, I guess that for the most part of people (except, of course, cautious scientists) in general it's all the same - whether it's angels, custodians (or whatever they call it?) Or who, or what? It does not matter who they are, but God forbid, they would write about them more often.